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DU isn’t sensitive to differently-abled The Delhi University may consider itself disable-friendly, but the South Campus has proved to be insensitive to the needs of these students. Last week, Kanika Saxena, a Delhi University aspirant, had... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
Now, a pen that can read Koran Come Ramzan and Koran is the fastest moving product. But this time round, it is going to sell in a different format. The Koran reading pen has hit the market here and more than a month before Ramzan... Product and Technology 19/Jul/2012
Delhi HC allows scribes to help visually-impaired candidates The Delhi High Court today directed the Centre and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to provide "scribes" to visually- impaired candidates appearing for Central Teachers Eligibility... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012
‘3 per cent funds must for disabled’ Criminal cases will be registered against the head of departments who fail to earmark three per cent of budgetary outlay for welfare of the disabled, according to Disabilities Commissioner K V... General 19/Jul/2012
Blind woman wins national photo award A legally blind Winnipeg photographer has taken top prize in a national photo competition. Tara Miller, 39, found out Tuesday she has been awarded the grand prize in the Canadian National Institute... General 19/Jul/2012
Bionic specs may soon allow the blind to see Scientists are developing smart and sleek bionic spectacles which they say could soon be on sale and help hundreds of thousands of blind people see. The "smart spectacles" , being developed by a team... Product and Technology 19/Jul/2012
Blind boy finds a place in world chess rating Prachurya Pradhan, a Class IX student, has become the first blind person in the state to secure a FIDE ( World Chess Federation) rating. Prachurya, a student of Bhima Bhoi School for the Blind here,... Adventure and Sports 19/Jul/2012
Visually impaired, but this KV teacher takes his students places When the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the Class XII results a month ago, S K Sharma’s students rejoiced. They had all cleared the exams with distinction. With schools focusing... General 19/Jul/2012
Visually impaired uses tech to give others light Prashant Ranjan Verma was 19-year-old when he started losing his vision due to a fungal infection caused by wearing contact lenses. He was preparing to become a chartered accountant when he was... General 19/Jul/2012
Now engineering college for visually challenged too In a novel initiative that will help visually challenged students, the city-based 'Devnar Foundation for the Blind' is planning to start an exclusive engineering college for the blind. Despite being... Education and Employment 19/Jul/2012

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